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So let's kick this thing off. If you're not familiar with how the 10-minute pitch show
works, basically we give each project that's going to be shilling their project today 10
uninterrupted minutes to basically give us the audience the best pitch that they can,
turning our listeners into the sharks
and allowing them to hear the information
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without all the biased KOL narratives
that oftentimes comes from Shillam Project.
We've had a lot of great success.
We've been working to try to find those Next Moon projects.
And so we are excited to kick this off.
If you are a project that is pitching today, just a couple of house rules,
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or innovate within this space.
So with that being said, let's kick it off with SpawnStar.
We'll go with them first.
Your 10 minutes starts now.
So yeah, SpawnStar is a project that unifies geofencing, gamification, AI, in order to, you know, deploy real world
rewards and experiences on chain.
So essentially, the way that we work is we operate a treasure hunt, so like a Pokemon
Go-esque experience that runs in major events, retail networks, and a lot more.
And that treasure hunt then becomes a tool to send people to physical locations, grab rewards,
and those rewards are always attached to a unified point system called Star Points. We actually own the trademark to $star in all cryptocurrency categories.
That was a really cool thing that the US government did for us recently.
And so, you know, there may be a lot of star tokens,
but there is only one legitimate star, and that's us.
And we recently deployed on L1X we chose the quantum decks because of its
flexibility because of the way that you know it operates multi-chain but our native currency is
on Arbitrum we are powered by Arbitrum we actually built a white label for Arbitrum that deployed at EVE CC, but that is running across all of the major Web3 events.
So you will find us at a lot of different experiences and you will find the white labeled version of the SpawnStar Treasure Hunt.
We're working on something for EVE Denver, which is going to be pretty cool too.
But we do a ton of Web2 stuff.
And for all of our Web2 stuff and for all of our even our Web3 stuff, we love account abstraction.
We use zero knowledge proof as a way to protect identity, but also to make it super simple for the non-Web3 user to be able to just collect rewards.
It doesn't matter to them what is in the engine of the car.
They just want to get rewards.
Some of our rewards are at that level.
We are working on a project for our car company that we'll deploy at the end of the year at
So, maybe you'll get a chance to get a new set of wheels on SpawnStar.
And so the idea is gamifying real-world experiences,
using fractionalization as well to break up the physical real estate of these experiences into tiny check-in points
that different brands can sponsor.
And all of these different locations have a number of
points that people can grab. So it's a deep in model that runs through, you know, your phone,
that's all you need to enter the ecosystem, your phone makes you a node in our, in our, in our,
you know, games. And you can either come in through a check-in point on the ground, scan a QR code,
put in an email or a phone number, we create a wallet for you on the background, or you can
always click on a link that is, you know, right now, if you go on our website, spawnstar.io,
you'll see the map that we already have up for LA Tech Week, which is the next event
that we have up. And it already has the number of points that can be
claimed on the ground. And the other cool thing is it's a unified point system and a unified rewards
marketplace. So we allow the user to choose their own adventure, meaning where it is that they want
to go to farm these points, but we also allow the user to choose how they want to spend points.
So on the back end of all of that, we're collecting a ton of first party data.
We're building a really complete ledger attached to every user.
We know their preferences.
We know if they drink, we know if they don't drink, we know if they're, you know,
crypto native or if they're non crypto native, which means we can suggest similar
experiences to the users of things
that they actually enjoy.
So this way, we're not just sending people back to physical spaces, but we're also sending
people to spaces that they want to be in.
And we're giving them experiences that they've already proven to us through their behavior
that are things that they're interested in.
So not to toot our own horn, but, you know, it wouldn't be a physical event of the future if it didn't have a spawn star activation attached to it.
And that is why we are, you know, taking on everything from music festivals to venture events.
If you are in Austin, Texas this week, we are doing the
Texas Venture Crawl. There's a treasure hunt for them on Thursday, and the winners are getting
jewelry, one-on-ones with VCs, which sometimes could be more valuable than any money for
projects themselves. But we bring in special prizes for special different events.
For South by Southwest, we had a Taylor Swift sign the ATAR as a first prize, and that leads
to a very sticky product. So what we've seen is we have converted up to 80% of the physical
presence of a highly webbed to network onto on-chain users. We've seen users go on average to eight locations in a one-day event,
and we've seen winners go to over 100 locations in also one day.
And that just shows that, you know, driven by incentives,
users will do pretty much anything.
And so it's inverting the whole third-party data
and making this into a first-party data engine
that is using gamification as the core here
to make this experience interesting for the end user.
I don't think I have that much.
Should we open up for questions with
the remaining time? How does it usually work, Cody? Yeah, so you got about four minutes left.
If you want, you can yield that time back. We usually do questions towards the end. We'll have
them throw questions out at the down in the comment the comment threads below they can tag you that way
but uh yeah if you want you can keep going if you want to yield it back we can yield it it's up to
you well i'll close it out i don't think i can stay for the for the entire duration because we
are doing a ton of events today and i'll just add that we are also adding to our model a ton of celebrity hosted venues.
And I'll give a cool example.
I'm actually going to visit a ranch here today that is owned by a big celebrity, Zach Levi.
And, you know, all of these celebrity hosted venues usually have liability waivers, right?
you know all of these celebrity hosted venues usually have liability waivers right uh so for
and we're creating a new category of fractional sponsorship for that liability waiver as well
so that you know different companies can own the rights to you know just like the same way that
when you go on a flight and you want to log into wi-fi and that wi-fi is brought to you by a
different company uh we're creating the right for you know that digital experience and that Wi-Fi is brought to you by a different company, we're creating the
right for that digital experience and for that physical location to be brought to you
by different companies and for those companies to attach to those different celebrities and
And also for celebrities to kind of like regain control of their likeness because with AI talking to a lot of these celebrities, they're terrified that, you know, Disney owns, for example, characters in our treasure hunts and in our games.
That becomes a vehicle for independent distribution of content as well.
And not just for movie stars, but for musicians.
And so the treasure hunt has a lot of layers in it, bringing back control of that content to creators as well.
bringing back control of that content to creators as well.
So I think now I only have about a minute left,
so I'll yield that time, appreciate the space,
and hope everybody gets to go take a look at Spawn Star and Star,
which is already live on L1X, dollar sign star points.
And I will be the first to say toot toot.
Definitely check out Spawn Star on that one.
It sounds like they are definitely cooking up something good from what was shared today.
share today, so definitely give them a follow. And I know that they are very active on their
So definitely give them a follow.
socials and will answer any of your questions. But if you want to ask them directly, definitely
throw those out in the thread comments below, and we will bring those up a little bit later.
Since Spawn Star does have to go, definitely tag them so that they can swoop in and answer those a little bit later once they have some time because it sounds like they've got some good stuff cooking.
So with that, thank you SpawnStar for participating.
We appreciate it. I am the host of the 10-Minute Pitch Show, where each project gets 10 uninterrupted minutes to give you, the listener, their very best pitch about their project, the innovation, the technology, and what they are looking to bring or solve in the Web3 space.
With that being said, let's keep this going. The next project up we will have is,
let's do On-Chain Lottery. Your 10 minutes starts now, my friend.
Hey there. How are you guys doing? It's funny. You know, I saw that the title was 10-minute pitch,
and I didn't think to myself, you know, I'm actually have to speak for full 10 minutes.
So did not quite prepare, but that's fine. But anyway,
so the project, the project is called the token is called internet token.
And is, you know, kind of not, not so much rebranding, but you know,
call the project calls itself INT beyond chain lottery.
It is exactly what it sounds like.
So, let me get my thoughts here.
Sorry, I also just walked down the stairs.
Didn't expect to be called second.
So, yeah, the project works.
You know, the mechanics work a lot like a regular lottery where, you know, people can get their weekly tickets and they hope to get lucky.
Every week there are 10 secondary prize winners.
Each of those prize winners win $100,000 of our token each.
And there's also a guaranteed weekly main prize winner who ends up getting about 50% of all the ticket fees going on.
So kind of raffle-esque in that aspect.
And then on top of that, we have a progressive jackpot. So the progressive jackpot only has a
10% chance to hit every week. And when it doesn't hit, it rolls over and it gets bigger because
fees from the past week are, you know, accumulating into the jackpot. And so every week, you know,
every week the jackpot doesn't hit, the jackpot only gets bigger. Again, very like, you know, accumulating into the jackpot. And so every week, you know, every week the jackpot doesn't hit,
the jackpot only gets bigger.
Again, very like, you know, traditional lotteries where, you know,
like, ah, no one won the big jackpot this week.
Wow, it's even bigger next week and next week and so on and so on.
So those are the very, very basic mechanics of the lottery.
The basic mechanics of how the token integrates with
that is that the project is completely community run. It's completely DAO run. It was made by an
anonymous founder who, as far as community members know, is just no longer with the project.
But it was made by an anonymous founder. There was no team. There was no VCs.
There was no, you know, pre-sale, anything like that.
The project had a completely fair launch and has just been completely community run ever
So even now, you know, there's no official team going on.
You know, there are core contributors who help the project.
Like I am one of those core contributors.
You know, I help out with the social media and whatnot.
And, you know, every aspect of this project is completely community run.
You know, any change to the lottery, any change to the prizes, all of those require a DAO vote.
And, yeah, so that is the very, very simple pitch of the project.
To go a little bit more in depth in how the mechanics work, where I think the mechanics
are actually very, in my opinion, very innovative.
Obviously, I'm biased because I like the project already.
But essentially, everything about the project works off trading fees.
The project has a protocol owned liquidity
pool and literally every aspect of the project you know that that is the engine
that is the fuel of the project and by that the to explain why that is is that
the lottery tickets are not they're not bought you know the lottery tickets are
not like the you don't log in somewhere and buy them and there's like a supply
tickets anyways that doesn't work like that. What happens is that the weekly lottery tickets are generated from trading fees.
So for every $5 in like INT trading fees that happen, a lottery ticket is generated.
Not lottery tickets is generated when people sell the token.
Lottery tickets is generated when people sell the token.
But basically any time someone buys the token, for every $5 in fees paid, they get a weekly
lottery ticket generated.
Now the project has also simplified this project.
On its website there is what we call a ticket automator.
So essentially what that does, if someone wants to go in and buy 100 tickets, maybe they
don't even want to hold the token, you know, they just want to get 100 tickets. So they can put in, you
know, how much it's, you know, they can put in how much, how many tickets they want, and then run
the automator. What the automator does, it essentially wash sales the token to create all
these trading fees. So the automator just creates all the trading fees for the project for within
the liquidity pool, I mean, generates the tickets. And then,
you know, then the person has their weekly tickets. Those fees from the from the those
fees that they paid, those trading fees that they paid to generate the tickets, that's what funds
the price pool and what funds the treasury income, it funds weekly revenue share to token holders,
and it funds the jackpot. So, you know, everything really, really centers around what's
it called? Everything really, really centers around the token and the trading of the token.
It's everything about the lottery is completely, you know, automatic. It's on chain. Everything is
transparent. Everything is autonomous. You know, the project has been live for, I think, just about
a year and a half now, maybe a little bit under.
And, you know, there's been, I forget if there's like 78 or 80 weeks of the lottery.
And, you know, it's just it's run every week and it will keep running every week forever, essentially.
And I don't know where my time is at, but maybe let me know.
Yeah, you got about five minutes left.
Oh, my God. Only five minutes.
Okay. So let me think of some other aspects of the lottery.
Well, some aspects, I guess, to maybe just pitch the token and, you know, how that integrates with the lottery is that the token holders have the opportunity to just get weekly revenue share and proportional revenue share.
So obviously, the more tokens you hold, the more revenue share
you can acquire. There's also a very cool flywheel involved with the token. So the way the automator
works is, as I mentioned, the ticket automate, the way people get tickets, you know, generally,
is it kind of wash sales the token. And through that mechanism, every ticket actually creates
just about $5 in buy pressure for the token.
So it's a very cool system
where when people purely generate tickets,
it actually creates a net buy pressure
That net buy pressure on the token
naturally increases the lottery prize pool.
And with a larger prize pool,
generally that increases lottery interest and participation,
meaning higher token price, larger prize pool, larger prize pool, more token, more lottery players,
more lottery players equals higher token price, higher token price, higher prize pool, so on, so on.
So, you know, it has the ability to make this very cool positive feedback loop with tickets and tokens. And that feedback loop doesn't even have to start from the ticket
sales. You know, just if, you know, a whale comes in and decides they want to accumulate a lot,
you know, boom, that kicks off the flywheel just because that increased the token price,
increased the prize pool, so on, so on. And I think I may just leave the rest off for questions and trying to think.
Like I said, just to kind of, I guess, recap, you know, the project is an on-chain lottery.
It works a lot like a regular lottery where people get weekly tickets and there are weekly
prizes. We have 10 guaranteed winners every week. And every week there is a one, there is so every
week there is essentially nine secondary winners who win a hundred thousand of the token. And every week there is a one, there is so every week there is essentially nine
secondary winners who win a hundred thousand of the token. And then there's one main prize winner
who wins about 50% of the fees. I think weekly it's been about maybe a $4,000 prize weekly,
maybe a $3,000 prize, five, I'm unsure. And 10% of the time there's the weekly winner will also
win the progressive jackpot. Currently progressive jack jackpot is close to 50K right now.
So that's obviously very enticing for anyone who wants to just try to get lucky.
But yeah, so the on-chain lottery, completely transparent,
works a lot like regular lotteries, completely community run.
There's no team, no VCs, there's no pre-sale.
Well, every aspect of the lottery is determined by the token holders and all the token holders need to vote in basically a lengthy five-day process, actually.
Every aspect of the lottery is determined by the token holders,
And the token holders are rewarded through proportional revenue share and weekly airdrops, too.
The Treasury funds a little airdrop campaign for the token holders every week.
drop campaign for the token holders every week. And the lottery essentially has a big flywheel
mechanism where, you know, higher token price equals bigger lottery prize pool equals more
tickets equals higher token price, so on, so on. And I think I'll cap it off at that. And maybe
there'll be some questions later. Awesome. That was on chain lottery. And I think you did a very good job of pitching in that 10 minutes.
Great time spent for sure.
So if you're just tuning in, that was on-chain lottery.
We appreciate them giving us their 10-minute pitch.
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So with that being said, let's keep this momentum going.
We've heard two great projects, but we want to hear more.
With that being said, let's kick it over to Olympus X.
Your 10 minutes starts now, my friend.
Yeah, I want to go ahead and start off with why Olympus X, right?
Why are we building what we're building?
So I've been in the industry for quite a while now, since 2013. So I bought
Bitcoin for a couple hundred dollars after the Mt. Gox crash. Then I was able to get into Ethereum
in the crowd sale at $0.32. Was able to get into Cardano and some other projects pretty early.
So I've been fortunate to have done very well in the space.
And I've just seen the industry change and evolve in many ways,
but also devolve in others.
So unfortunately, the current state of things is
the crypto landscape is riddled with rug pulls, scams,
with rug pulls, scams, and really just a lot of flawed or carelessly designed projects.
Now, we have had some innovations, and among them is Uniswap. Uniswap and Bancor. Bancor was
actually the one who started the automated market makers, But Uniswap really popularized and I guess you could say perfected it
or certainly popularized it in how we all use it today.
And I think if you look around and ask yourself,
what are the real innovations that we have in this space?
Well, we got the ability to have decentralized, trustless value transfer with Bitcoin.
And I think that in and of itself is very useful.
I do believe in Bitcoin as digital gold.
I think it's incredibly important.
I think that Bitcoin is the present and future of money. I think it is
going to be and continue to be an important part of our economy, of the global economy.
Then stepped in Ethereum. And what did Ethereum give us? Well, it allowed us much more flexibility where Bitcoin couldn't.
And I guess I don't blame Bitcoin for sticking to its one narrative and it's been good enough,
right? Bitcoin's over $100,000 of Bitcoin, but we needed more and ethereum gave that to us and so basically now we have
bitcoin ethereum some layer ones and everything else and
i would say on ethereum you have
Ethereum, you have Uniswap and Aave, right? So you have borrowing and lending and trading
and speculation as the biggest use cases right now and stable coins.
And what I'm trying to solve for is what users actually want, right? This is kind of a project built out of frustration.
For me, it was certainly much easier to pick winners
when crypto was first starting.
Now you just have, again, a sea of scams and rug pulls,
and it's much more difficult to sift through
And I think we just need to solve for what users actually want if you ask users what they're looking for it's very simple
it's two things price appreciation and yield that's the reality of it most users are in it
for the speculative aspect the problem with that is most of these tokens are really backed by nothing
except the community and that's fine but you'll you'll usually end up with a one cycle pump
the price will go up it'll crash and it will never come back that's over 90 of the time and what you're seeing
institutions do and uh traditional finance is they are buying and accumulating the best assets
that we have in our industry they're accumulating bitcoin they're accumulating ethereum they're
going to start accumulating cardano and Solana on the top layer ones.
And what is retail doing?
Chasing the absolute most speculative degenerate meme coins, NFTs, and whatever else they can.
And to their detriment, because then they all end up wrecked.
And you can see it on chain.
You can see the liquid chain, you can see the
liquidations, you can see the meme coins going to zero. And you can see the sentiment that retail
feels pretty defeated at the moment. And so my question that I asked myself is how can we solve that right every chart i look at is a sea
of endless red candles and then i asked is there a way to solve that can we stop the the red candles
and i noticed in a lot of projects that have good communities and builders who mean well
right because there are builders who mean well that right? Because there are builders who mean well, that they're actually trying to build good,
interesting things, projects that last, that are sustainable.
Unfortunately, not enough of those builders out there, but they do exist.
And many, I'm sure, on this call.
The thing is, is we need to solve for something sustainable, something that lasts and something that meets the needs and goals of the users.
So if we know that users are looking for price appreciation, they're looking for yield, they're looking for sustainability.
Well, maybe we can look over to traditional finance as some kind of inspiration, right?
These guys are building treasuries.
Well, that makes sense, right? Why not have a protocol that accumulates the best assets that
we have in crypto to back your token? And I think that for a long time was almost looked down on, right?
Well, I think that we can use the innovations that we have on Uniswap combined with some good tokenomics to solve for these things.
to solve for these things. So how do we do that? Number one is let's focus on
having Olympus X backed by something, right? So Olympus X is actually backed by Ethereum.
We think Ethereum is the premier asset among layer ones, right? So you have Bitcoin,
Ethereum, and everything else, in my my opinion so we focus on backing it with
ethereum how do we do that well we have a treasury a decentralized treasury that's constantly
accumulating ethereum and then putting it to work so it puts it to work by investing in validators and liquidity pools. If you look at what makes the most profit in crypto,
it's going to be stable coins. It's going to be exchanges. Uniswap is basically an exchange. It's
just a decentralized exchange. It allows us to be the exchange. why don't we take advantage of that if you look at
if usdc if usdt they where the apy was as high as 100 apy when we had all that volatility a couple
of weeks ago so wouldn't it be nice if you invested in a coin like two minutes sure um and
like two minutes. Sure. Um, and, uh, it was constantly accumulating assets for you and
paying out stakers. And so since I'm, I'm running up on time here, I'll try and summarize it as
quickly as possible. We solve the red candles by we, so we need to protect our diamond hands
holders who are our stakers. I want to reward our stakers as much as we possibly can.
We are creating an incentive tier. We tax market sales at 38%. We tax limit orders at 8%
and exit via liquidity providing at 0%. So why not use the innovations that Uniswap has given us?
You don't need to market sell when you want to exit. You can exit via liquidity providing. That does not hurt the chart. You won't see a red candle if everybody exited via liquidity providing. If everyone exited via limit orders, you would not see a red candle. What creates red candles? It's market selling.
What creates red candles?
So what we need to do is disincentivize people and teach them and educate them.
But we need proper incentive structures because everyone just allows unmitigated market selling in their projects.
We have a high tax for market selling.
So if you want to do it, you can.
But what we do is we collect the tax in ETH we do not collect it in
Olympus X which is a flaw of many other tax tokens and we have our own front end our own user
interface that makes it all very simple very seamless and very obvious for users so imagine
now as a staker you get 15 seconds yeah so so basically every time somebody sells stakers get paid the
treasury gets fed and the project grows this is a project that is actually going to grow stronger
with every single cycle it's different from every other project because other projects don't have
anything backing them olympus x will be backed by eath and we're actually going to reward our diamond hands holders
awesome that was olympics uh olympus x everybody so if you have any questions for them uh definitely
throw those in the comment threads below be sure to tag them so that we can get them pulled up a
little bit later if we have
time in the episode. If not, Olympus X can come back and answer those questions for you directly.
Definitely appreciate them coming on. Had them on another roundtable discussion the other day.
It was great to have their input on that, and it was great to have them be able to pitch to you directly today.
Sounds like they've got some interesting concepts cooking over there, so definitely,
definitely check them out as well. So if you're just tuning in, again, my name is Cody. I am the
host of the 10-Minute Pitch Show, and we are on to our next one by the way i am rolling a dice to see who's actually going this
isn't just random selecting so the one that comes up is uh agrick fi you are up next go for it my
friend your 10 minutes starts now yeah uh thank you cody yeah um i, I'm by name Richard.
I'm the founder of AgricFi.
So thank you for the opportunity once again.
By the name AgricFi, AgricFi is an innovative blockchain powered platform, which is designed to bridge the gap between traditional agriculture and decentralized finance.
So, by integrating smart contracts, tokenized assets and transparent supply chain management,
Agrify empowers farmers, investors and stakeholders to create a more efficient,
transparent and profitable agricultural ecosystem.
So our vision is to create a blockchain powered agricultural ecosystem that fosters financial inclusion, transparency,
and sustainable farming practices.
And how do we plan to succeed our mission?
It is to connect traditional farmers
with blockchain-based financial solutions.
And it is seen that traditional farming often depends on banks, cooperatives and government subsidies.
And to be truthful, these departments are really slow and they are already broken at this moment as we are talking about. And due to this lack of funding to farmers,
agricultural processes has gone down,
making food supply in the market also to be down.
And that has caused a lot of inflammation in the market.
And this may not just affect the local markets,
also affect the global and on-chain
And by so doing, Agrify has come up with an innovation which is to replace these outdated
systems with a decentralized funding model and also enabling farmers to access capital directly from global investors through automated
smart contracts and this also ensures trustless and transparent funding mechanism which actually becomes a win-win for both the investor and the farmer.
And our second solution is to provide farmers with access
to decentralized funding.
Because many smallholder farmers struggle to secure loan
due to lack of collateral, sometimes credit history and all sort of policies for acquiring a loan.
So Agrify cook up a DeFi lending system, which allows farmers to tokenize their assets
and secure funds without intermediaries. So by this, it's also reduced costs and also reduced time delays and all sort of procedures
And one of the best part is that Agrify creates transparent investment model with a real time
So investors don't need to be panicked about
their investment. So there is a true assurance that their funds are used effectively. And
Agrify employs a blockchain emutable ledger, which could be able to record every transaction and update, offering each investors a real-time
dashboard monitor and their firm performances and including yield data and revenue distribution.
So this could be made possible by the use of IoT, also known as Internet of a Thing.
So we are going to implement this, we are going to integrate this into our
chain, into our ecosystem, whereby every farmland that is tokenized must come
This does not just help to keep data.
It will also help us to track the soil moisture,
soil fertility, and it will also help investors
track on-chain activities like that of crop yield and crop plants.
And IoT will also help us in different form by helping us to capture soil
reducing carbon credits, which is also part of the stuff that helps
agrify to generate revenue and and all of that so um looking at the other parts
what makes um agricultural uh practices globally to get gets low um income for the past years, which has caused inflammation in the local and global markets.
It's limited access to funding. Mostly local farmers lacks funding and access to funding
could only be acquired by corporations and big institutions, which are maybe owned by government profiles, high-profile people in the society.
So by this, AgrigFi will bring down the assets of loan
and funding for their agricultural practices.
We bring it back to the people life here on Earth.
Then we take every data on chain so by by doing this our first step is to
go in with our agents by by by the time we launch our pilot program we we will have agents that will
help us go into the local area and even the town area, then these are agents who make collection of data
from each farmer who is willing to give out his land
So we may collect information like ID,
soil transfer document and what is it, date of oath and all other information about that particular farmland.
Then this farmland is going to be hashed into metadata.
Then the metadata will now be imported on chain.
And as it is imported on chain it is imported as an nft
then this nft which is the representation of that farmland is going to contain the information like
the soil moisture soil fertility crop plan and also the youth processes of the farm.
So by so doing, investors do not have to become a farmer
before they could end from agriculture.
By the time investors choose to either invest in a particular NFT,
particular NFT, which is the representation of that particular farmland, he or she can
which is the representation of that particular farmland,
invest like a fraction or as a whole.
Then one other revenue for Agrigify is the AFT token, which fuels every processes in
Agrigify. processes in Agri-CFi. So the AFC token is used for gas fees taking and
DAO and the governor's decision making in Agri-CFi. So and we also have carbon credits which also
force the revenue of Agri-CFi which makes Agri-CFi to be a long-term project. The carbon credit is captured right inside the soil.
So when it is verified, maybe we could partner with companies like Vera.
While it gets verified, these carbon credits are now sold out to industries,
like countries like Saudi Arabia, who has a lot of industries
and has so much emission of CO2 in the atmosphere. So people like Saudi
Arabia are ready to invest billions into carbon credits, but they do not have the weather for
this production of carbon credits. So that set aside, agri-file fits the environment in which
it is. When you come to Africa, you have a lot of energy,
labor energy, you have fertile soil, you have good weather. Then what else do we need? It's just the
assistance of a community. So agri-fi is growing rapidly and it fits the community. One of the best
part of production is to study your environment and know the kind of product that fits your environment.
So Agrify fits its environment and it's not just a one-centered project.
It's a project for global use.
You do not need to be a farmer before you can own farm in Agrify.
You can be an investor, you still own farm in Agrify and you earn very well transparently.
By the time we launch our pilot program, you are going to see every data on chain
and everything will be transparent and secured.
So for investors and sponsors,
Agrify is rapidly growing faster
and we accept every sponsor and collaboration.
And for content creators, Agrify will be running an incentive program very soon.
So if you want to be part of this journey, you can start joining us.
Our website, our Telegram is active.
Join us and be part of this successful journey.
So I don't know if I have so much time left,
but I would have loved to say more.
We appreciate you coming on.
That was Agrify, everybody.
Definitely reach out to them.
I personally love to see when, you know when projects like Sponsar and Agrify and those guys are able
to start merging real world assets with blockchain. So kudos to both of you guys.
Definitely gets me personally excited when that starts to happen. So, again, you are listening to the 10-Minute Pitch Show.
I am your host, Cody, and we are on to our last but not least projects giving us their best shill of the day.
Only Founders, your 10 minutes starts now.
You got it right the first time yesterday, and today it's all about OnlyFans.
Well, I have to give a big shout out to Cody and everyone that got on the stage
some really cool projects that are building in the space.
It's so nice to, I'm going to start
my timer, by the way, so I'm going to try and keep it in time. Just acknowledge all the previous
founders, builders coming up. I've made a list, so I'm going to get in touch with some of you as
well. I'll go right into only founders, but before I do, I think we keep repeating the same thing
between rooms, conferences,
whether it's in smaller groups or spaces like this,
where we're trying to fix everything
with the blockchain tech, with decentralized ledger,
with Web3, now with the introduction of AI.
However, the further that we go, the more mess it is that we create.
And what I'm talking about is Web3 was built with the intention of creating a more fair access to funds, to capital, more transparent way of transactions. But what we really did is we bought all the mess
from Web2 right into Web3,
where most fundraising systems reward access, not execution.
And in reality, insiders win,
while retail participants and global founders are left out.
By the time a startup gets to public ground offering of any token,
retail is really just the exit liquidity, right?
And this is why we are building the open infrastructure
for capital participation and not capital gatekeeping.
And that's only founders really in a short nutshell.
I'll go into an overview next is what we're trying to solve, which is the challenge that comes with founders not having association, not having the network, not having the credibility or not having that family name.
founders that are in developing countries, underrepresented regions, or haven't been part of a certain social club or a university.
They're some of the best ones, but they never get an opportunity to bring their ideas to life.
This is what OnlyFounder aims to solve.
We do so by helping ambitious founders who struggle to break through traditional VC barriers
and retail investors. So we serve two clients looking to access startup opportunities without
insider connections. The way we do this is we combine a playful gamified launch experience to
generate early signals and engagements for first-time founders with
a structured AI-guided system for pre-token raises, curated investor access, and founder training.
And every step is as to what we,
how we are making this a reality.
So we have a dual layer operating ecosystem
designed to streamline capital flow.
The first one on the top is onlyfounders.fund.
This is a viral, low friction entry point
for founders to launch tokens and create mini
economies around the startup and personal brand. As internet capital markets are taking lead,
and it's not just a meta as we see it. The next one really after Pump is because Pump is really
much around creator capital markets and we are founder capital markets. This is what we encourage. This is what we empower.
The second layer in our product is onlyfounders.xyz.
If we were to compare that for some of you who are aware of Echo or Legion,
those are our competitors there.
So this is more the serious human in the loop AI assisted pre-token
raised platform with investor discovery
and education modules. And what keeps all this ecosystem together is our OFT token, which is the
protocol native liquidity and deflationary token. And the middle here, the bridge that connects all
of this together and ensures that every founder, every investor progresses,
learns and grows so that they are able to add the best value
is through a swarm of our AI agents called Crediscope
and our AI Academy as well,
which help enhance quality readiness and success,
building the system that's structured
as a self-reinforcing value,
flywheel connecting all layers.
So far, we have a community of about 200 active founders and wonders.
We've had 27,000 signups for early access.
Lesson learned there is don't launch an early access campaign too early.
don't launch an early access campaign too early.
We also have in our ecosystem and toolkit over 80 partners
that range from market makers, LP, centralized exchanges,
advisors, mentors, syndicates, ecosystems,
grant committees and creatives.
Everything's from, it's literally startup in a box.
Where are we right now is that we're days away
from the launch of onlyfounders.fun.
That's being built on the Solana blockchain.
We are really chain agnostic because we believe
that what we are set to achieve and where we're headed is chain agnostic approach
where it's solution first rather than what's under the hood
because for the end user,
what's under the hood is not as relevant.
The way we incentivize both founders
and retail investors and partners
is working with different decentralized identity providers.
Eventually we're going to get to a stage where we might be able to aggregate different DIDs
and be able to incentivize, identify and reward the upside to the right ones while also nudging
the ones that are lacking behind to complete certain courses,
to complete certain educational workshops,
and be able to prove that to proof of work.
I think I'm going to stop here because there's nothing else that I can share other than we're solving an industry problem for early stage founders
while also building towards helping bigger founders,
bigger teams get access to capital
without diluting their equity,
without diluting their cap table,
and hopefully building out a new layer
of capital formation, capital allocation
that actually rewards both the founder
and the retail users in a way that we might be able
pvp mindset which is a player versus player mindset to shifting it more towards ppp
which is player comes player mindset thank you
awesome thanks for joining today's uh pitch session OnlyFounders. We appreciate it. And again, it was nice having you on one of our roundtable discussions earlier this week.
As a personal invite, I encourage all of you that have pitched today, please join us in
the discussion of various topics each and every week at 10 a.m.
Eastern Standard Time on Tuesday, where we dive down some pretty
deep rabbit holes. Sponsor can kind of attest to that. She's been with us for a little bit on a
lot of different spaces, and we've had some great, great discussions. And so, yeah, that's what it's
all about, and it's kind of leading the discussion.
And that's the purpose of it.
L1X's whole ethos is all about uniting projects, chains, and users so that we kind of get to that utopia vision of what we believe Web3 is, where no one cares what chain they're on. They can bounce around and interact with their assets and projects the way that they want to without sacrificing speed, security, and cost.
So I want to take a quick second to just do a quick pitch for L1X.
If you're not familiar with what Layer 1X is,
we are a fully decentralized,
bridgeless, interoperable focused Layer 1 blockchain.
We've built our own VM and consensus models
allowing us to not only be compatible with EVM,
or we can also do non-EVM as well.
And because we've built our own VM and consensus model from the ground up,
we are able to not only move assets from chain to chain natively,
but we're also able to move data and logic as well.
So really, you don't need to move things to kind of
interact with various projects you can do that all from the comfort of one
browser and one protocol so that's us in a nutshell our whole again our whole
focus is about uniting and trying to work with various chains, various projects.
One of those things that we've just recently done about 200 days ago
was launch the Quantum Dex,
a quantum-resistant technology and security decentralized Dex
that is all about multi-chain assets and also being able to tap into every corner of the Web3,
unlocking liquidity from every corner of the Web3 space.
I've dropped a link in there.
If you are interested in getting listed on the Quantum Dex,
one of the benefits is that you can get up to $2 million in liquidity once you launch or mint your coin and launch your pool on with that, which is our anti-rug, as well as
the release pool and a couple of other things. So definitely check it out if you are a new project
that's getting going or even an existing one that if you want to jump in and add a little bit more
beef to your opportunity and your technology that you can offer for your
project. So with that... Cody, can I just one thing? Because I feel like this is very relevant
for anyone in here that is a investor that has purchased tokens in the past. A lot of these pools,
there is a pledge to keep a bulk of the liquidity locked in there, which shows good faith in the project,
shows that the project is not going anywhere.
We're not trying to kind of like run away and take the liquidity.
We have a arrangement with L1X where, you know,
there's a good chunk of the liquidity that is in that pool
that is locked in perpetuity,
meaning it's burned into an NFT,
and we want to make sure that that pool will continue to exist.
100%, and a lot of our projects that have launched on it
since the last 200 days have only seen up and up growth
well into the double, triple digits and ongoing still after launching, which is awesome.
So definitely check it out, l1xapp.com forward slash quantum decks. You can learn more about it
there. But with that being said, thanks to all of our projects that have come in and given us
pitches today. We appreciate you guys. Keep working, keep innovating. And for our listeners, thanks for
tuning in during this live session or if you're tuning in from the recorded session. Definitely
give these guys a follow and a quick glance to see if it fits into your strategy for investment.
your strategy for investment.
Again, make sure that you're always doing your own due diligence
and gather the information and D-Y-O-R for sure.
So with that being said, thanks everybody.
And we will catch you on the next 10-minute pitch episode next Wednesday.
Until then, keep working to unite all the crypto
and we'll catch you guys later.